... ==-r- 4 M9 .BP+- - r z APBEjE VAs A.-- . - - . . . bgri l e lf . ~j Ses,-A letter appeared in your paper of 'Wotfdhddeals, I- h purporting to be a letter, from one of the clergy of thd Edottish ~ Epscopl Curch tothe ishp oftheDiocese in which toy I eniigi iutadcnann xrcsfo a sermon published 1 by m, enitle ACommn Epscopcy-not Identity; as also. commets uen tem bytirewritr ofthe letter, to ...

... SCOTCH PARLUMENTARY BUSINESS. fonday, June 4. Petitions from Inverness and other places for rer,1or uf ilt` Medical Profession, and against the Vaccination Exteflni30 Bill, were ordered to lie on the table. The second reading of the Edinburgh and Caneungate AT)na'1:Y Tax Abolition Bill was deferred till Thursday the 14th JUlYvLt twelve o'clock. The Committee on the Custom Duties on Spirits ...

... B The first competition of this Society, for the season, was held rin Lady Burnett's School, in the Village, on Thursday the 21st tJuly. The various specimens brought forward, both in the Vegetable and Floral departments, did much credit to the corn- I petitors. Perhaps it may be deemed invidious to particularise, X but we think the dahlias, roses, pinks, and verbenas, deserve special notice. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-Monday, July 11. UICQUflAfT Ws. URQUPHART. In this case the appellants are B. C. Urqnlsart, second son of i Benlsm Colclough Urquhetrt of Meldrum, and Byti,~ 1 Aedehie, and Isis curator or guardian; and the~ respon- Adeit r h aforesaid Beauchamp Cole-lough Us'qnhart, -Eiq., and Peorge Urquhsrt, E.9q., his eldest, son., - The appeal is brbught against certain interlocutors of the ...

... LATES T NEWS. ''Our Telegraphic Parcel did not come to hand. i (From the London Papergof 49 onday.) cc let PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OP LO1IDB-01'.nday, Jutly lB. th The r ~ THE TURRiISHe QUESTION. mlt TeErof Aialo-aeburp wished to put a question to Govern- it mont on the subject Of the affairs of the East, and, in doing so, ho would abstain as much as possible from saying anything which would tend to ...

... | I m- . . . . -sa c . To come to particulars, the three ancient Faculties of divL- nity, law, and physic are taken first. Under the former of - these heads it is designed to confer the electoral franchise on clergymen or ministers of any~denomination, serving any church or reg-ister-ed placeof worship throughlout Great Britain. This, i iti acltd would give 29,000 electors, of whom ...

... PARMIAMENT.,- HOUSE OF LORDS fonifiio4 26. 'a. O5. 1- The Summary Jurisdiction (Ireland) bill and the Petty See- e siCps (Ireland) bill passed through Committeo with amend-i r- monts. ' ' . THE SUCCESSIONS DUTY BTLL. On the motion for going -into Committee on the Sacessiones as Duty Bill - 3, Lord St Leonarde, after dwelling upon the inquisitorial na- ture of the tax, announced his intention ...

... INVERURY AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. THm annual exhibition of stock held under the patronage of 4 this Association took place at Inverury on Friday last. The stock brought forward was of a very superior description, and justly obtained the unqualified approbation of the judges. To tbeec gentlemen-Messrs Stoddart, Cullter Cullen; Copland, Haddo Iffouee; and Morrison, Hattonslap-the Association is ...

... THE CAMP AT CHOBH.M - The first groat movement of the camp took place on Monday. Th whole'division, consisting of the Cavalry Brigade, the Royal a Artillery, the Brigade of Guards, and the regiments of the line, paraded in front of their respective quarters at nine o'clock, h and immediately afterwards marched off at a given.signal from the Lieutenact-Geeneral to Chobham Ridges, an elevated ...

... ABtERDEEN, 26th July.-This mnorning the average per btoat ywas about, a cran and a half, which indeed may be set down as T the figure that has beenf obtained each night since last report, tb STONEHAVYRN, July, 26.-The average for the week since this w e, day se'oeunight has been slightly upwards of a cran leer night. a, PETEEHEAD, July 25.-The average for the 239 boats ~fish- a, ing at ...

... 12 Tnr Club lield their first show for the season, at Hatton, on 12 Satunlay, 9th July. Owing to the backwardness of the season, 12 Ilhere was rather a deficiency as to weight and quantity in the geteable department; but, taking the Exhibition as a whole, ie judges expressed the opinion that the productions did great oit to the competitors. Mr Glennie, Fintray House, sent lterexliibition a ...

... FkOm THE LONDON GAZETTE. . - /,ce of Ordnance, JJtIy 12. ell Royal Regiment of Artillery Second Lieutenant Chas. James Tyler to be fiest Lieutenant, vice Blair, retired on half pay, July 12. Corps of Royal Engineers-Brevet Colonel Harry David James, to be Colonel, vice Brown, deceased, July 7. Admiralty, ural 12. It Corps of Royal Marines First Lieutenant George Augustus 3 Schomberg to be ...